Rita Tedesco

What’s next for ecodesign? A briefing ahead of the first ESPR Working Plan - ECOS Which products will be addressed in the first ESPR Working Plan? What can we expect from new EU ecodesign rules and when? Find out in our Q&A.

What’s next for ecodesign? Find out which product groups will be focused on and when in our Q&A ahead of the first ESPR Working Plan 👇

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Work Programme 2025 - ECOS In 2025, we will work to create momentum for an ambitious vision, backed with political decisions, allowing for fundamental, systemic changes to the way we consume and produce.

There are no quick fixes for the environmental crisis. It must be tackled with systemic change:

⚡ Clean #energy
🏭 Industrial #decarbonisation
🔄 #CircularEconomy
🔎 Environmental #transparency
🛡️ #Nature protection and restoration

Here's how we do it 👇
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Only 1% of global hydrogen production comes from renewable electricity. The rest is sourced from gas, oil and coal. 🦕

It is therefore important to calculate its emissions in a comprehensive and comparable way.

My colleagues @alijgrace.bsky.social and Anastasia Tsougka explain how 👇

Centering public interest in EU technology policies and practices: A civil society call to the new European leadership - ECOS As a new college of European Commissioners is put into place, 48 civil society organisations – leading on human, digital and consumer rights, social and environment justice and corporate accountabilit...

Alongside 47 other civil society organisations, we're calling on the new European Commission, @ec.europa.eu, to champion a digital environment that is:

⚖️ Just
🔒 Safe
🤝 Open
🌳 Sustainable
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Inclusive

Here's the joint statement 👇
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My first post on Bluesky features good news!

Behind mysterious acronyms (EPS? 🤓), the European Commission proposed rules to make certain chargers more interoperable and efficient. This will not only make our lives easier, but also drastically reduce e-waste and our energy consumption.